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At the beginning of every Christmas season, I descend the stairs to the basement and search the backroom for a large brown box marked “Christmas.”
Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 18:3 In words that still
Hilghe Stede I didn’t have the heart to part with it: a silver-plated cream and sugar set with matching tray, now tarnished by age. Judy
Last spring I was hiking along a section of the Saline River that shambles through the city of Milan, Michigan, and I came to a
Grubs Every year it seems, a southwest wind blows the seed of a new plant into my yard, a small plot, about 1,500 square feet,
To Know What You See, Not See What You Know We need the stories of the Gospels more than ever as our churches bicker and
The Strange Silence of the Bible in the Church More than ten years ago, the Hebrew instructors at Western Theological Seminary (WTS) began to entertain
As I was walking through Kollen Park in Holland, Michigan along the shoreline of Lake Macatawa, I overtook a young mother and her two daughters.
The Gap Michelangelo’s fresco of God and Adam on the ceiling of Sistine Chapel is spellbinding: God coming with hand reaching out and Adam waiting
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